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1889.29.112

A 'ladle' for drinking water, formed of coconut shell with a third cut off to form cup with sides converging above. Fitted with long wooden handle which passes through the cup.

1889.29.112

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Collection type
Object
Description
A 'ladle' for drinking water, formed of coconut shell with a third cut off to form cup with sides converging above. Fitted with long wooden handle which passes through the cup.
Cultural groups
Burman
Person
Field collector Richard Carnac Temple
PRM source Richard Carnac Temple
Date / Period
Date made: Before 1889
Date collected
By 1889
Acquisition information
Donated: 1889
Materials and processes
Material Coconut Husk Plant, Material Wood Plant, Process Turned
Dimensions
Length: max 455 mm, Diameter: max 105 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1889.29.112

Search terms: Vessel, Tool, Food and Drink, Cup, Spoon, Food Accessory

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